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LON:NXT
Next plc is a United Kingdom-based retailer offering products in clothing, footwear, accessories and home products
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London’s blue-chip stocks rose and ended just shy of their highest point of Thursday, up 0.9% at 6,730 after gains by supermarkets as well building firms after the government’s nod to construction of nuclear power station Hinkley Point C
London’s blue-chip and mid-cap indices marked a fresh 14-month high on Friday, fuelled by historic gains overnight by Wall Street
The blue chip benchmark opened on the back foot this morning.
London shares closed softer on Wednesday after energy stocks absorbed news that regulators plan a price cap – knocking sideways the benefit of a surge in banking stocks
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The FTSE 100 Index extended losses to stand 13.36 points adrift at 6632.04
The group said business would stay difficult for the rest of the year
Another big week for earnings as August kicks offf
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Barclays took opposing views on the futures of high street stalwarts compared with younger online retailers on Friday.
London shares closed lower on Thursday, driven south by textiles and fashion stocks who were the biggest casualty of weaker-than-forecast retail sales data, as well as low-flying airline stocks after easyJet shares fell
Choo said 2016 trading was meeting hopes despite problems facing the industry
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It is traditional for the new boss to lay it on a bit thick when it comes to assessing the difficult task ahead, but M&S CEO Steve Rowe may have called it like it is.
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Also featured: ITV, Clinigen, Breedon Aggregates
UK shares closed lower in the City on Wednesday.. .
The 30% drop in Next’s share price preceding today’s disappointing update has more to do with Wednesday’s rally than any bona fide optimism among investors.
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Also, Tullow Oil, Astra Zeneca, Next, Armadale Capital, Eland Oil...
Sainsbury's is the next of the 'Big Four' supermarkets to reveal its financial results.
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Lots of dark clouds are gathering for retailers, judging by the latest retail review from Jefferies. Also covered: GlaxoSmithKline, Aureus Mining, Spire Healthcare Group
Broker removed Next from its pan-Europe 'buy' list, reducing it to 'neutral'
